Arts & Entertainment
Broadway Star Laura Bell Bundy Embraces Farm Life in New Jersey
Bundy and her family traded California for a quiet Hunterdon County farm, where they are wholeheartedly championing a Jersey way of life.
Adam Sandler Is Living in New Jersey While Filming ‘Happy Gilmore 2’
He and his family have been spotted all over the Garden State.
Dave Davies of the Kinks Loves New Jersey
The rock legend is often seen out and about in Bergen County, delighting fans when they run into him.
Chloe Troast Says NJ Roots Helped Launch Her Comedy Career
This week, news broke that Chloe Troast would not return to SNL for the upcoming 50th season.
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